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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27988, 7 June 1956, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, "ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURES EVER MADE! SUPERB!” New York “Journal American" —I SAV(TF| / 3-0431 THEATRE | / 3-043 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "Sfiowpl&ce of the South” TODAY: 2 -—8 p.m. FBI. 11-2-5-8 p.m. SAT. 2-5-8 p.m. (Matinee Prices 5 p.m. Sessions) 20th Century Fox presents Rodgers and Kammerstein's “CAROUS EL” “CAROUSEL” "CAROUSEL” “CAROUSEL” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The first Motion Picture in CINEMASCOPE 55 CINEMASCOPE 55 CINEMASCOPE 55 COLOUR STEREOPHONIC SOUND Starring:— GORDON MACRAE GORDON MACRAE As "BILLY BIGLOW” the swaggering “CAROUSEL" Showman. SHIRLEY JONES

SHIRLEY JONES Sensational new singing Star chosen personally by the Composers to play the lovely and tender "JULIE” CAMERON MITCHELL BARBARA RUICK Claramae Turner Robert Rounseville Gene Lockhart Behold the wedding of TWO WONDERS of the ENTERTAINMENT WORLD! Plans Open 6 Days in Advance. Reserves at Theatre and D.I.C. LAST 3 NIGHTS Final Matinee Saturday “THE LITTLE HUT” THE FUNNIEST—THE WITTIEST—THE SAUCIEST OF FRENCH COMEDIES NOW PLAYING AT | THEATRE ROYAL | “THE LITTLE HUT” “THE LITTLE HUT” “THE LITTLE HUT”

IT’S BRIGHT IT BUBBLES IT’S BOLD IT’S BRAZEN “THE LITTLE HUT” Is probably one of the best presented, and funniest comedies seen here in years. It is a first-rate professional production, presented exactly as in England, with a leading WEST END COMEDIAN PETER GRAY PETER GRAY DIRECT FROM LONDON i Supported by An All-Star Australian Cast. JUNE CLYNE JOHN LEE REG. DELL PAT OTTEY DON’T MISS “THE LITTLE HUT” STARRING PETER GRAY DIRECT FROM LONDON “THE LITTLE HUT” IT’S GAY—IT’S BRIGHT YOU’LL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE BOOK AT D.I.C. PRICES: 15s and 9s lid. Seats for 5s are bookable 2 days In advance Gallery SEATS obtainable at the Theatre Royal Confectionery Shop on day of performance, 4s. CANTERBURY "UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE, MUSIC DEPARTMENT. LUNCH-TIME RECITAL IN THE COLLEGE HALL, TODAY (THURSDAY). AT 1.10 P.M. WINSTON SHARP (Baritone) And MARGARET N ELSEN (Piano). Song Cycle: "A Shropshire Lad." by Butterworth. and Songs by Dowland. Chausson and Quilter. Admission Free (OTHER AMUSEMENTS PAGE 20)